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    The document is a grammar worksheet about using the future continuous tense. It provides examples of sentences using "will be" and "won't be" to talk about future actions that will be ongoing, such as "Sam will be studying at two o'clock." It then lists 15 sentences for students to complete using future continuous structures. The answer key provides the completed sentences as well as some grammar notes about contractions and "will not" versus "won't."

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    The document is a grammar worksheet about using the future continuous tense. It provides examples of sentences using "will be" and "won't be" to talk about future actions that will be ongoing, such as "Sam will be studying at two o'clock." It then lists 15 sentences for students to complete using future continuous structures. The answer key provides the completed sentences as well as some grammar notes about contractions and "will not" versus "won't."

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    The document is a grammar worksheet about using the future continuous tense. It provides examples of sentences using "will be" and "won't be" to talk about future actions that will be ongoing, such as "Sam will be studying at two o'clock." It then lists 15 sentences for students to complete using future continuous structures. The answer key provides the completed sentences as well as some grammar notes about contractions and "will not" versus "won't."

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    NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
    FUTURE CONTINUOUS
    I I
    You You
    He He
    She will be studying. She will not be studying.
    It It
    We We
    They They
    Yes, No,
    I I I
    you you you
    he he he
    Will she be studying? she will. she will not.
    it it it
    we we we
    they they they

     Use the words to write sentences with Future Continuous. Use ‘will be’ or ‘won’t be’ or ‘won’t’.

    1. (I / not travel / next week) _______________________________________________


    2. (Sam / study / at two o’clock) ____________________________________________
    Sam will be studying at two o’clock

    Will you be working tonight?


    3. (you / work / tonight?) __________________________________________________
    Will be she studying?
    4. A: (she / study?) ______________________________? won’t be
    B: No, she _____________
    They won’t be driving tomorrow
    5. (they / not drive / tomorrow) _____________________________________________
    Will you be sleeping? i will
    6. A: (you / sleep?) _________________________________ B: Yes, I _____________
    We will be watching TV tonight
    7. (we / watch TV / tonight) ________________________________________________
    Mr. Smith will be flying to italy soon
    8. (Mr. Smith / fly to Italy / soon) ____________________________________________
    The sun will be seeting at seven o’clock
    9. (the sun / set / at seven o’clock) __________________________________________
    Will we eating soon? will
    10. A: (we / eat / soon?) ______________________________ B: Yes, we ___________
    Will you be staying?
    11. (where / you / stay?) ___________________________________________________
    I will be doing my hw tonight
    12. (I / do my homework / tonight) ____________________________________________

    13. (how / they / get to work?) _______________________________________________


    14. A: (she / play?) _______________________________? B: No, she _____________
    15. (I / get a haircut / this afternoon) __________________________________________
    Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com
    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things Grammar

    Grammar Focus Future Continuous


    Level Intermediate

    ANSWER KEY

    1. I won’t be traveling next week. 10. A: Will we be eating soon?


    2. Sam will be studying at two o’clock. B: Yes, we will.
    3. Will you be working tonight? 11. Where will you be staying?
    4. A: Will she be studying? 12. I will be doing my homework tonight.
    B: No, she won’t. 13. How will they be getting to work?
    5. They won’t be driving tomorrow. 14. A: Will she be playing?
    6. A: Will you be sleeping? B: Yes, I will. B: No, she won’t.
    7. We will be watching TV tonight. 15. I will be getting a haircut this afternoon.
    8. Mr. Smith will be flying to Italy soon.
    9. The sun will be setting at seven
    o’clock.

    Grades as Grammar Notes


    percentages 1. Contractions are common in spoken English.
    However, they are not so common in written
    English such as formal business letters or
    15 / 15 = 100% essays.
    14 / 15 = 93
    13 / 15 = 87 2. In English, we can say, “He’ll be walking to
    12 / 15 = 80 school this afternoon.” However, you should
    11 / 15 = 73 never say, “Yes, he’ll” (or she’ll, etc.) –
    10 / 15 = 67 without a following verb – to answer a
    9 / 15 = 60 question.
    8 / 15 = 53 For example: (A) Will he be walking to
    7 / 15 = 47 school?
    6 / 15 = 40 (B) Yes, he’ll.
    5 / 15 = 33 The above example is a mistake.
    4 / 15 = 27 The following is correct:
    3 / 15 = 25 (B) Yes, he will.
    2 / 15 = 20
    1 / 15 = 7 3. ‘Won’t’ is very common is spoken English.
    0 / 15 = 0% However, saying ‘will not’ can emphasize the
    sentence.
    For example: No, I will not give up!

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